ROTTEN TOMATOES: Rory L. Aronsky

WORST REVIEWED FILMS

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0/5	" This entire film is a marvel of misfires, including the subplot involving the law�s search for a serial killer called 'The Wolf'..." -- Film Threat Posted Jul 18, 2006	Stranger in the Doorway (2006)	n/a
.5/5	" Some would believe that by just having Romano and James in a film together that there's already nothing. And that's about 90% true." -- Film Threat Posted Jul 25, 2006	Grilled (2005)	n/a
.5/5	" It�s simply a showcase for actors trying to make it somehow by presuming they can overdo it and people will notice." -- Film Threat Posted Sep 13, 2005	Dirty Love (2005)	4%
0.5/5	" Even with a look at many of these people�s relationship problems, there�s nothing remotely interesting to listen to when they talk." -- Film Threat Posted Jul 29, 2003	Burning Annie (2004)	29%
1/5	" 90% of the time, these cheapie sequels are never a good idea, not even a fair idea, but at least it gives people like Marc Ostrick a job among many jobs." -- Film Threat Posted May 25, 2006	Hollow Man II (2006)	n/a
1/5	" Boogeyman is that bull�s eye example which begins its immediate downfall once Barry Watson of �7th Heaven� misfortune appears on screen." -- Film Threat Posted May 21, 2005	Boogeyman (2005)	13%
1/5	" *It�s immensely bad, but before Wild Things 3* arrives at its third-act doom, it�s a fun type of bad.** " -- Film Threat Posted Apr 22, 2005	Wild Things: Diamonds in the Rough (2005)	n/a
1/5	" Vendetta just doesn�t work. Watch enough cop movies, films with vigilantes, revenge, and just plain vengeance, and you�ll know exactly where it winds up." -- Film Threat Posted Apr 1, 2005	Vendetta (1997)	n/a

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